Debris thrown during Stars game, Senate votes to extend Medicaid for new moms, Uvalde report

Also, e-scooters are making a comeback. [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [The Dallas Morning News logo]( [Stars back captain Jamie Benn after ejection leads to Game 3 shutout vs. Golden Knights]( Dallas is now in a precarious position, facing a 3-0 deficit in the Western Conference finals. [Texas Senate votes to extend Medicaid for new moms after adding anti-abortion language]( The bill’s author said she fears the amendment could create regulatory hurdles. [‘Not lost in vain’: Report outlines ways to help Uvalde community heal, rebuild, act]( Following multiple visits with community leaders and families of the victims in the months after the May 24 [...] [19-year-old man accused in north Oak Cliff slaying had an ankle monitor, affidavit says]( Luke Guerra was booked into the Dallas County jail Wednesday on a murder charge in the death of 20-year-old [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [E-scooters are making a comeback in Dallas. What rules should riders keep in mind?]( Scooters are making a comeback in Dallas for the first time since September 2020, when the city halted the [...] [Fort Worth police shoot, injure suicidal woman holding knife, department says]( A Fort Worth police officer shot and wounded a suicidal woman who was holding a knife Monday night after the [...]   Looking for more of the latest insights and top stories? We've got you covered. Become a member of The Dallas Morning News. [Join today](.   [‘Earth-shaking loss’: Garland High School senior dies after being hit by DART train]( Francisco Chavez, 17, died after being struck by a DART train last week. He would have graduated from Garland [...] [‘There’s no place like Texas’: Kevin Von Erich looks forward to return to his home state]( The Dallas-reared wrestling icon is moving back to Boerne and shared his memories of the past in an exclusive [...] [8 restaurant closures in East Dallas, Oak Cliff, Deep Ellum, Uptown, downtown]( Plus Addison and Denton. [Hundreds of Kyles — but not enough — assemble in Texas city in attempt to break record]( The city of Kyle fell short. The Guinness World Record remains with the town of Kupres, Bosnia and [...] [MORE NEWS](   ADVERTISEMENT   EDUCATION [The Mulroney family stands on and near a staircase in a home.]( The Mulroney household — from left, Malcolm Mulroney, 39, Trevor, 14, and Liz, 37 — is one of many across Texas that often worries about the school shootings that have plagued the state. Conversations on school safety, gun policies and how lawmakers are responding to such tragedies are common at their dinner table. (Shafkat Anowar / Staff Photographer) [A year after Uvalde: What’s changed in school safety and why some still feel powerless]( Liz Mulroney felt like it was 1999 all over again. A gunman had killed 19 students and two teachers in Uvalde. The North Texas teacher had flashbacks to watching teenagers jumping out of windows on TV during the Columbine High School massacre in Colorado, where two gunmen killed 13 people. As an English teacher who has taught in Colorado and Texas, Mulroney says her career has been “colored by school shootings and violence in schools.” Now, [one year after the massacre at Uvalde’s Robb Elementary School,]( Mulroney is among North Texas teachers, parents and students who say they feel powerless in the face of mass shootings that have plagued the state. [READ MORE]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Account Login]( | [Help Center]( [Terms of Service]( | [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( The Dallas Morning News 1954 Commerce Street Dallas, TX 75201 © Copyright 2023